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Upcoming Event!



Survivor Series '93
November 24, 1993
Live on PPV!

Four elimination tag team matches in a ultimate test of survival!

The All Americans: Hulk Hogan, "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan, and The Steiner Brothers vs. The Foreign Fanatics: Yokozuna, Ludvig Borga, and The Quebecers

The Hitmen: Bret "Hitman" Hart, "The Rocket" Owen Hart, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, and Giant Gonzalez vs. The Elitists: "The Narcissist" Lex Luger, Jerry "The King" Lawler, Mr. Hughes, and Adam Bomb

The Perfect Team: Mr. Perfect, Razor Ramon, The 1-2-3 Kid, and Marty Jannetty vs. The Heartbreakers: "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels, Diesel, Irwin R. Schyster, and Rick "The Model" Martel

The Braves: Tatanka, Repo Man, and Men on a Mission vs. The Arsonists: Bam Bam Bigelow, Bastion Booger, and The Headshrinkers

SMW Tag Team Championship
The Rock and Roll Express (c) vs. The Heavenly Bodies

[Hulk With A Mustache]

So, we're not getting that 5 Star classic that was The Four Doinks VS Bam Bam Bigelow's team?

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News and Notes


Hogan: Out to Finnish Borga
Since coming to the WWF Ludvig Borga hasn't minced words when it comes to how he feels about the United States of America. The Helsinki Hellraiser has ran down the USA and it's "inferior" athletes any chance he can. Unfortunately so far nobody has been able to shut the Mighty Finn up. Sick and tired of Borga's insults towards his country, "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan would recently make a stand for the red, white, and blue. At the last Saturday Night's Main Event though the younger and stronger Borga would prove to be too much for the Hacksaw, defeating him after a punishing flying clothesline. Now Borga is setting his sights on another patriotic American in the living legend, "The Immortal" Hulk Hogan. On a recent episode of Raw Vince McMahon conducted an in ring interview with Borga. During the interview Borga would refer to Hogan as the back bone of America and then when they faced in the ring that he would break it. This would bring Hogan out to the ring who challenged Borga to a fight right then and there. Borga would then state that they would fight when and where he said before leaving the ring. As it turns out Borga wouldn't pick a fight during a straight up face to face situation but instead chose a opportunity to cowardly ambush Hogan.

On the next weeks Raw Hogan challenged new WWF World Champion "The Narcisist" Lex Luger for the title. Right when it looked like Hogan was about to hit the legdrop and capture the title an unprecdidented fifth time, Borga would come down to ringside and start menacing Hulk's manager, Jimmy Hart. Hogan would leave the ring to defend his manager and begin brawling with Borga which would then cause a disqualification. During their fight Hogan was starting to get the better of Borga until he was ambushed by Luger who nailed him with the loaded running forearm from behind. Luger would then leave while Borga would pick the bones as he then hoisted Hogan up in a torture rack backbreaker with a swarm of officials having to force him to relinquish the hold.

As it turns out Hogan wouldn't have to wait long to get Borga in the ring as a few days prior it had been announced that at the Survivor Series Hogan would lead his team of All Americans comprised of Duggan and The Steiner Brothers to take on The Foreign Fanatics which would consist of Borga, former WWF World Champion Yokozuna, and current WWF Tag Team Champions The Quebecers. Or at least that's what it was originally scheduled to be. On the October 30th Superstars Borga took on Duggan in a rematch from Saturday Night's Main Event. Borga dominated most of the match but struggled to put away a determined Hacksaw. Eventually Duggan would launch a furious comeback but Borga would snuff it out after ducking a three point stance clothesline attempt and backdropping Hacksaw out of the ring. Mr. Fuji, the manager of Yokozuna, would then come down to ringside and distract the referee so then Yoko could come down and hit a massive legdrop on Duggan. Yoko would roll Duggan into the ring where he was then pinned by Borga. After the match Borga would hold Duggan down as Yokozuna delivered two banzai drops. Hogan would eventually manage to fight through the Quebecers and rush to the ring to save his friend but the damage had been done. As it turns out The Steiners had been padlocked in a room backstage so they couldn't help. It was all a Foreign Fanatic conspiracy. Duggan would be stretchered out of the ring and it was later announced that he would not be able to be at Survivor Series.

However as it turns out The Foreign Fanatics plan to eliminate All Americans before Survivor Series would back fire. On November 13 episode of Superstars The All Americans would announce The Undertaker as Duggan's replacement, making their team even stronger. The All Americans were back in business as with the man from the darkside on board they now have someone who can match up with Yokozuna, while The Steiners look to get even with The Quebecers, and Hogan looks to settle the score with Borga. What will happen at the Survivor Series when these two awesome teams collide in an epic battle of national pride.


Reshuffling The Deck
Earlier in the year manager Harvey Wippleman had high hopes that he would rule the WWF after his acquisition of Giant Gonzalez and Mr. Hughes. However with 1993 still not even in the books, Wippleman is now no longer managing either and is in rebuilding mode. Hughes would part company after finding higher bidders in Bobby "The Brain" Heenan and WWF World Champion "The Narcissist" Lex Luger while serving as a bodyguard to the latter. Meanwhile Gonzalez split from Wippleman wouldn't be as amicable. After his manager accidentally cost him a match against The Undertaker at the last Saturday Night's Main Event, Gonzalez would kick Wippleman to the curb by giving him a chokeslam. However Wippleman still owned Gonzalez' contract and with his Giant now wanting nothing to do with him, was looking for takers. Meanwhile Adam Bomb was beginning to become disenfranchised with his manager, Johnny Polo, as he felt Polo was spending too much time on his new acquisition, WWF Tag Team Champions The Quebecers, and neglecting him. With both having disgruntled wrestlers in their camps that both wanted out, Polo and Wippleman would make a deal and come to an agreement that would settle both of their problems. Polo and Wippleman would make a trade with Wippleman sending Gonzalez to Polo straight up for Bomb.

In the case of Bomb and Wippleman it appears the deal is working out well so far. Wippleman has high hopes for Bomb who is now happy being a manager's top priority again after being put on the backburner by Polo. On the other hand the Gonzalez and Polo union would only last one match. On Wrestling Challenge in the Giant's first match with his new manager he would easily defeat young PJ Walker with a chokeslam. After the match Polo would instruct Gonzalez to give Walker another chokeslam. However Polo would get a little too pushy with his new client who then decided to chokeslam Johnny instead, ending their partnership after just one match. Gonzalez contract would then be sold again as Polo would then sell him to another manager.

On the following weeks Wrestling Challenge Adam Bomb would easily defeat Mike Davis with the Atom Smasher. After the match Wippleman would instruct Bomb to do it again. Unlike Gonzalez, Bomb would have no problem agreeing to his new managers demand to dish out more punishment and delivered another Atom Smasher. Bomb would then start to set up for another one when Gonzalez came down to the ring with none other then the Mouth of the South Jimmy Hart. Bomb and Wippleman would flee the ring not wanting anything to do with the almost 8 feet tall Gonzalez. Hart would grab the microphone and announce that he was the new manager of Gonzalez and challenged Bomb to take on his Giant right then and there. Bomb started to go into the ring but was stopped by Wippleman who then ushered his new investment to the back.

It was later revealed that Wippleman had been taking advantage of Gonzalez the whole time he managed him, taking 75% of his financial earnings knowing the Giant, who grew up poor in a small village in Argentina called El Chilten, would go along with it. However now with a new manager that actually has his best interests and that will treat him fairly, Gonzalez is eager to get further revenge on Wippleman for all the mistreatment he suffered from him by taking out the man he replaced him with, Adam Bomb. At Survivor Series Gonzalez will have his chance as him and Bomb will be on opposing teams as Gonzalez teams with Bret and Owen Hart and Randy Savage to take on Bomb, Lex Luger, Jerry Lawler, and Mr. Hughes.

Departures
Tito Santana, Skinner, Kamala, Terry Taylor, Blake Beverly, Papa Shango, and Damien Demento are all no longer with the WWF.

Rankings

Singles

"The Narcissist" Lex Luger: WWF World Champion
(1) 275, Atlanta, GA

1. Bret "Hitman" Hart
(c) 234, Calgary, Alberta
2. Yokozuna
(3) 568, Polynesian Islands
3. Shawn Michaels: WWF Intercontinental Champion
(2) 240, San Antonio, TX
4. The Undertaker
(4) 328, Death Valley
5. Hulk Hogan
(5) 275, Venice Beach, CA
6. Ludvig Borga
(10) 308, Helsinki, Finland
7. Mr. Perfect
(9) 257, Minneapolis, MN
8. Razor Ramon
(8) 287, Miami, FL
9. Tatanka
(6) 255, Pembroke, NC
10. Jerry "The King" Lawler
(-) 235, Memphis, TN

Tag Teams

The Quebecers-Jacques and Pierre: WWF Tag Team Champions
(1) Combined Weight: 515 pounds

1. The Steiner Brothers: Rick and Scott
(c) Combined Weight: 510 pounds
2. Men On A Mission: Mabel and Mo
(4) Combined Weight: 792 pounds
3. The Smoking Gunns: Billy and Bart
(2) Combined Weight: 488 pounds
4. The Headshrinkers-Fatu and Samu
(3) Combined Weight: 585 pounds
5. The Heavenly Bodies: "Dr. of Desire" Tom Prichard and "Gigolo" Jimmy Del Rey
(5) Combined Weight: 470 pounds

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Survivor Series Showdown
November 21, 1993 (taped November 10th)
Dehli, NY-Farrell Hall

Featured Jim Ross and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan on commentary.

1. Scott Steiner fought Ludvig Borga to a double disqualification at 9:27 after the Quebecers and Rick Steiner both interfered.

2. Rick "The Model" Martel pinned The 1-2-3 Kid at 10:18 after Kid missed a plancha.

3. SMW Tag Team Champions The Rock and Roll Express (Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson) defeated Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steven Dunn) w/ Harvey Wippleman at 8:04 when Gibson pinned Dunn with a double dropkick.

4. Tatanka pinned Bastion Booger at 7:04 after countering a sit down splash into a sunset flip.

5. Bret "Hitman" Hart pinned Mr. Hughes at 10:27 with a rollup after Hughes missed a corner charge

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Survivor Series 1993
November 24, 1993
Boston, MA-Boston Garden

Featured Jim Ross and Gorilla Monsoon on commentary

1. Pre Show Match: The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart) defeated Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steven Dunn) w/ Harvey Wippleman at 7:24 when Billy pinned Well after the sidewinder.

2. The Perfect Team: Mr. Perfect, Razor Ramon, Marty Jannetty, and The 1-2-3 Kid defeated The Heartbreakers: WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels, Diesel, Irwin R. Schyster, and Rick "The Model" Martel. Ramon and Kid were the survivors.

Order of Elimination
1. Michaels pinned Perfect after Diesel delivered a punch behind the referee's back (8:22)
2. Diesel was disqualified after shoving the referee across the ring (13:04)
3. IRS pinned Jannetty with the write off clothesline (18:31)
4. Ramon pinned IRS with the Razor's Edge (23:02); after the elimiantion IRS hit Ramon with his steel briefcase before leaving
5. Kid pinned Martel with a sunset flip rollup out of the corner (27:05)
6. Ramon pinned Michaels with a chokeslam after Michaels sustained a front kick to the face from Kid (29:19).

3. The Hitmen: Bret "Hitman" Hart, "The Rocket" Owen Hart, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, and Giant Gonzalez w/ Jimmy Hart defeated The Elitists: WWF World Champion "The Narcissist" Lex Luger w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, Mr. Hughes, Jerry "The King" Lawler, and Adam Bomb w/ Harvey Wippleman. Bret and Savage were the survivors.

Order of Elimination
1. Bomb pinned Gonzalez with a clothesline off the top rope (5:05)
2. Savage pinned Hughes with the top rope elbow drop after Hughes sustained a double suplex from Bret and Owen (9:34)
3. Bret forced Lawler to submit to the sharpshooter (14:53)
4. Owen pinned Bomb with a missile dropkick (18:30)
5. Luger pinned Owen with a rollup after Owen accidentally collided with Bret on the apron (20:57); after the fall, Owen became visibly upset with Bret for causing him be pinned before then leaving ringside;
6. Luger was counted out after he walked out of the match (25:40).

4. The Heavenly Bodies ("Doctor of Desire" Tom Prichard and "Gigolo" Jimmy Del Ray) w/ Jim Cornette defeated SMW Tag Team Champions The Rock and Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) to win the titles at around the 13-minute mark when Prichard pinned Gibson after Del Ray came off the top rope with Cornette’s tennis racquet behind the referee’s back.

5. The Arsonists: Bam Bam Bigelow (w/ Luna Vachon), Bastion Booger, and The Headshrinkers (Fatu and Samu) (w/ Afa) defeated The Braves: Tatanka, Repo Man, and Men on a Mission (Mabel and Mo) w/ Oscar. Bigelow was the sole survivor.

Order of Elimination
1. Bigelow pinned Repo Man with the top rope headbutt (4:02)
2. Fatu pinned Mo with the top rope splash (7:03)
3. Tatanka pinned Samu with the end of the trail (10:02)
4. Mabel pinned Booger after a legdrop (12:46)
5. Mabel was counted out after hitting his head on the guardrail after a clothesline on Bigelow took both over the top rope (14:21)
6. Tatanka pinned Fatu with a rollup (16:09)
7. Bigelow pinned Tatanka after countering a top rope sunset flip with a sitdown splash (18:58).

6. The All Americans: Hulk Hogan (w/ Jimmy Hart), The Undertaker (sub. for Jim Duggan) (w/ Paul Bearer), and The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott) defeated The Foreign Fanatics: Yokozuna (w/ Jim Cornette and Mr. Fuji), Ludvig Borga, and WWF Tag Team Champions The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) (w/ Johnny Polo). Hogan was the sole survivor.

Order of Elimination
1. Borga pinned Rick after catching him coming off the top rope and hitting a powerslam (5:06)
2. Scott pinned Pierre with the Frankensteiner (11:14)
3. Undertaker pinned Jacques with the tombstone piledriver (13:27)
4. Yokozuna pinned Scott with a legdrop after holding onto the ropes to avoid the Frankensteiner (16:55)
5. Undertaker and Yokozuna fought to a double count out (23:10)
6. Hogan forced Borga to submit to a STF after hitting a ensiguri after Borga had kicked out of the big boot and the legdrop (27:43); after the bout, Hogan waved the American flag before it began snowing in the arena; moments later, Santa Claus came to the ring to celebrate Hogan's victory as the show ended.

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News and Notes


Living in the Shadow
Being the younger brother of Bret "Hitman" Hart hasn't been easy for Owen Hart. Bret has done it all in the WWF. Two time WWF World Champion, two time WWF Intercontinental Champion, two time WWF Tag Team Champion, 1993 King of the Ring. The Hitman has a resume that is second to none. With Owen despite having a lot of ability it just hasn't come together for whatever reason. Perhaps being Bret's brother and living up to the Hart name and the expectations that come up with have put to much pressure on the youngest Hart? Not helping matters were "The Narcissist" Lex Luger and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan who have ridiculed Owen and called him "the shadow". As a result insecurities have began to come to the forefront for Owen. After Luger defeated Bret for the WWF World Championship, Owen would challenge the new champion to a non title match to get revenge for the Hitman while also making it clear that he would prove he could do something his brother couldn't do and beat the Narcissist. Owen fought valiantly but was eventually defeated after Luger countered a crossbody attempt and turned it into a powerslam. After the match Owen was double teamed by Luger and Mr. Hughes until big brother Bret came to the rescue and sent Luger and Hughes fleeing.

At the Survivor Series Owen would get another chance to shine when he was on Bret's team, The Hitmen, also consisting of "Macho Man" Randy Savage and Giant Gonzalez to take on the team of the Elitist's which was comprised of Luger, Hughes, Adam Bomb, and Jerry "The King" Lawler. The Hitmen would eliminate Hughes, Lawler, and Bomb and take a three to one lead with Luger outnumbered against Bret, Owen, and Savage. Owen played a big part in his team's success as he kept the Elitists of balance with dazzling ariel tactics while also pinning Bomb after a sensational top dropkick. With a comfortable lead it looked Owen was going to get the biggest win of his career by surviving the match with his brother. However Luger wouldn't not go down with a fight as he managed to thumb Bret in the eye with the disoriented Hitman tagging out to Owen. However as Bret was regaining his composure on the apron Owen would accidentally run into him while bouncing off the ropes, sending Bret crashing into the guardrail down below. Luger would then roll up a stunned Owen to eliminate him from the match. Afterwards Owen was visibly upset afterwards and yelling at his brothers for causing him to be eliminated before leaving. Bret and Savage would end up surviving after Luger tucked his tail between his legs and retreated to the back, getting counted out. Owen would then return where it looked like to congratulate the winners but instead shoved Bret and yelled at him with Savage and Gonzalez having to restrain him.

Shortly after Survivor Series Owen voiced his displeasure of always living in Bret's shadow and challenged his brother to a match. Bret has refused the challenge, letting it be known that under no circumstances would he ever fight his brother. As for now Bret will to put any family problems behind him as coming up at Saturday Night's Main Event Blizzard Brawl he will be going against Hulk Hogan in a World Championship number contenders match. This has been a dream match fans have been waiting to see for quite some and will surely live up to all expectations.


A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed
Over the last few weeks "Macho Man" Randy Savage has had his share of problems with WWF World Champion "The Narcissist" Lex Luger and Mr. Hughes. On Monday Night Raw Savage took on Hughes with the match ending in a disqualification after Luger interfered and aided his bodyguard in beating down the Macho Man. Savage would challenge Luger for a match the following week with the Narcissist accepting but on the condition that the title wouldn't be on the line since he felt Macho Man didn't deserve one considering he defeated him the last time they fought at Summerslam prior to Luger winning the title. Once again the match would end in a disqualification with Hughes interfering this time and Savage once again falling victim to a two on one assault. Tired of being outnumbered Savage would ask for a tag team match at Saturday Night's Main Event Blizzard and revealed that his partner will be Crush who will be making his return to ring after making a miraculous recovery from the brutal beating he sustained a few months ago from Yokozuna where he sustained four banzai drops. Crush has assured Savage that he will have his back and take care of Hughes so Savage can have Luger all to himself. Will the Narcissist and his merciless bodyguard once again get one over on Savage or will be Crush be the ace in the hole that aids the Macho Man in beating the champion and potentially getting back into title contention?


Million Dollar Corporation
Conspicuous by his absence the last three months or so has been the "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase. Recently Dibiase made his return to the WWF but it will be in a different capacity from what we've seen him in the last six years. As a result of serious neck injury suffered in his match with Razor Ramon at Summerslam, Dibiase has retired from the wrestling ring and will now be a manager. Dibiase claims he's starting a corporation where he's going to use his immense wealth to buy the greatest collection of talent to rule the WWF. Dibiase hasn't wasted any time in starting his corporation as according to him he's already found one man who had his price and that soon this man will be revealed.


Michaels Suspended: Intercontinental Championship Vacant
As a result of not defending his Intercontinental Championship in over 30 days, WWF President Jack Tunney has stripped Michaels of the title and suspended him for 30 days. As a result an eight man tournament will take place to determine the new champion. First round matches will take place on Superstars and Wrestling Challenge, the semi final matches on Monday Night Raw, and the finals will be held on Saturday Night's Main Event Blizzard Brawl on December 18th where a new champion will be crowned.

First Round Matches will be:
Razor Ramon vs. IRS
Mr. Perfect vs. Bam Bam Bigelow
Marty Jannetty vs. Rick Martel
Tatanka vs. Adam Bomb

Departures
Repo Man and Giant Gonzalez are no longer with the WWF.

Rankings

Singles

"The Narcissist" Lex Luger: WWF World Champion
(c) 275, Atlanta, GA

1. Hulk Hogan
(5) 275, Venice Beach, CA
2. Bret "Hitman" Hart
(1) 234, Calgary, Alberta
3. The Undertaker
(4) 328, Death Valley
4. Yokozuna
(2) 568, Polynesian Islands
5. Razor Ramon
(8) 287, Miami, FL
6. Bam Bam Bigelow
(-) 393, Asbury Park, NJ
7. Ludvig Borga
(6) 308, Helsinki, Finland
8. Irwin R. Schyster
(-) 248, Washington D.C.
9. "Macho Man" Randy Savage
(-) 239, Sarasota, FL
10. 1-2-3 Kid
(-) 192, Minneapolis, MN

Tag Teams

The Quebecers-Jacques and Pierre: WWF Tag Team Champions
(c) Combined Weight: 515 pounds

1. The Steiner Brothers: Rick and Scott
(1) Combined Weight: 510 pounds
2. The Heavenly Bodies: "Dr. of Desire" Tom Prichard and "Gigolo" Jimmy Del Rey
(5) Combined Weight: 470 pounds
3. Men On A Mission: Mabel and Mo
(2) Combined Weight: 792 pounds
4. The Headshrinkers-Fatu and Samu
(4) Combined Weight: 585 pounds
5. The Smoking Gunns: Billy and Bart
(3) Combined Weight: 488 pounds

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Intercontinental Championship Tournament
December 4-18, 1993

Quarter Finals

Razor Ramon defeated Irwin R. Schyster by count out at 7:21 after tying Schyster's necktie to the ring post (WWF Superstars 12/4/93)

Bam Bam Bigelow w/ Luna Vachon pinned The 1-2-3 Kid (sub. for Mr. Perfect) at 8:24 after catching him coming off the top rope and hitting a powerslam; after the match Bigelow continued to attack the Kid until Razor Ramon made the save (WWF Superstars 12/11/93)

Rick "The Model" Martel pinned Marty Jannetty at 8:56 after rolling through a crossbody and holding the tights for leverage (Wrestling Challenge 12/5/93)

Tatanka fought Adam Bomb w/ Harvey Wippleman to a double count out at 7:35 (Wrestling Challenge 12/12/93)

Semi Finals

Razor Ramon pinned Bam Bam Bigelow w/ Luna Vachon at 10:24 after a scoop slam off the top rope from behind as Bigelow was attempting a moonsault (Raw 12/13/93)

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Upcoming Event!



Saturday Night's Main Event: Blizzard Brawl
December 18, 1993
Live on PPV!

#1 Contender Match for WWF World Championship
Hulk Hogan vs. Bret "Hitman" Hart

The Undertaker vs. Yokozuna

"Macho Man" Randy Savage and Crush vs. "The Narcissist" Lex Luger and Mr. Hughes

WWF Intercontinetal Championship Tournament Final
Razor Ramon vs. Rick "The Model" Martel

WWF Tag Team Championship
The Quebecers (c) vs. The Steiner Brothers

Men on a Mission vs. The Headshrinkers

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Saturday Night's Main Event: Blizzard Brawl
December 18, 1993
Augusta ME-Civic Center

Featured Vince McMahon and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan on commentary.

1. Pre Show Match: Diesel pinned Billy Gunn at 5:03 with a side slam.

2. Razor Ramon pinned Rick "The Model" Martel with the Razor's Edge at 10:42 in a tournament final for the vacant Intercontinental Championship.

3. Men on a Mission (Mabel and Mo) w/ Oscar defeated The Headshrinkers (Fatu and Samu) w/ Afa when Mabel pinned Fatu after a spinning heel kick at 8:00.

4. WWF World Champion "The Narcissist" Lex Luger (w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan) and Mr. Hughes defeated "Macho Man" Randy Savage and Crush at 13:50 when Luger pinned Savage after Crush turned on Savage and give him a clothesline and tilt-a-whirl backbreaker; late in the contest Ted Dibiase appeared and watched in the aisle way; after the bout Crush press slammed Savage throat first over the guardrail and then applied a Million Dollar Dream with Dibiase then handing him a 100 dollar bill which he then stuffed down Savage's throat with Crush and Dibiase then leaving together; later on Todd Pettengil caught up backstage with Crush, Dibiase, Heenan, Luger, and Hughes celebrating with Dibiase handing Crush a briefcase full of money with the two then leaving together in a limousine; Gorilla Monsoon replaced Heenan on commentary for this bout and the following two contests.

5. Hulk Hogan w/ Jimmy Hart fought Bret "Hitman" Hart to a double count out in a World Championship Number One Contender Match at 21:47 when Hart injured his knee hitting a plancha after Hogan went outside the ring to knock down an Owen Hart after Owen had shoved down Jimmy Hart.

6. WWF Tag Team Champions The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) w/ Johnny Polo defeated The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott) when Jacques pinned Scott at 14:02 with a victory roll after Johnny Polo interfered and shoved Rick off the top rope as he was attempting to bulldog Jacques off Scott's shoulders with Rick then crashing into Scott.

7. The Undertaker (w/ Paul Bearer) pinned Yokozuna (w/ Mr. Fuji and Jim Cornette) at 9:35 after a running DDT and a chokeslam.

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News and Notes


A Crushing Betrayal
"Million Dollar Man" Dibiase had stated he had a man bought and paid for that he was going to start his corporation with and at Saturday Night's Main Event fans were stunned when it was revealed that the man was Crush who turned on his friend "Macho Man" Randy Savage and sold out to Dibiase's money.

On Monday Night Raw Crush would have an in ring interview where he explained his actions. While he was out recovering from being injured by Yokozuna it was Dibiase who paid for all of his hospital bills. Also the Million Dollar Man made sure that he had the finest training at the finest facilities money could buy while rehabbing his injury. Crush also said that Dibiase finally made him see the light when it came to Savage, making him realize that the Macho Man was just using him and was also jealous of him. Crush also blamed Savage for his injury, sitting at the commentary and waiting until after Yokozuna banzai dropped him four times to finally help him, ignoring the fact that Savage's contract as a commentator states that he can't physically get involved with any WWF superstars and could be suspended if he did so.

It's obvious that the young and impressionable Crush has been blinded Dibiase's money and delusions of grandeur, turning his back on the fans that supported him and his best friend over greed. Once a happy go lucky and pleasant individual, the new Crush has become a ruthless killer under Dibiase's tutelege. Crush is no longer just content with winning matches, he also wants to end his careers. On top of that he now has a new finishing maneuver as he's ditched the Kona Compactor head vice in favor of the Million Dollar Dream, which was Dibiase's finishing move when he wrestled as he's now taught Crush how to execute the punishing maneuver.

Always hot tempered, Savage had been chopping at the bit since Saturday Night's Main to get even with Crush. On Monday Night Raw Savage was doing commentary like usual along with Vince McMahon and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan. Despite pleas from Vince, Savage couldn't control his anger anymore when he saw Crush walk out to the ring for his match with Dibiase. Savage threw Vince aside and attacked Crush in the aisle, beating down his former friend and slamming him into the guardrail. The two former friends would continue to brawl until officials broke it up. Later on the fight would continue as Savage would attack Crush backstage with officials once again having to restrain both men.

At the Royal Rumble both men will have a chance to get their hands on one another as both are scheduled to be two of the thirty participants in the 30 man Royal Rumble match where all hell will surely break loose if their paths ever cross.


Harts United
At Saturday Night's Main Event Blizzard Brawl a number one contender was supposed to be determined when Bret Hart took on Hulk Hogan. However instead no top contender was determined from that match as it ended in a count out after Bret's brother Owen got involved. As a result WWF President Jack Tunney has now declared the top contender to be The Undertaker who is definitely deserving of a championship shot, especially after his impressive victory over Yokozuna. Undertaker will get his shot at the Royal Rumble when he takes on WWF World Champion "The Narcissist" Lex Luger.

Meanwhile Bret has put his World Championship aspirations on hold to go back into the Tag Team division. Over the holiday season Bret patched things up with his brother Owen and the Hitman has said that he is now dedicating his career to teaming with Owen and that they will win the WWF Tag Team Championship. After a string of impressive wins over Well Dunn, The Headshrinkers, and The Steiner Brothers; the Harts will get a tag team title opportunity against The Quebecers at the Royal Rumble.


Double J
Coming to the WWF from music city is "Double J" Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett is a second generation wrestler who grew up in the wrestling business. However despite being a very talented wrestler, Jarrett's true passion is country music. Jarrett claims that he has more talent Garth Brooks, George Strait, and Alan Jackson put together. However despite all this great talent he claims to have, Double J can't catch a break. Jarrett believes it's due to being a local boy and the corrupt politics of the country music business. Jarrett's plan to obtain superstardom in country music is by using the WWF. Jarrett believes that by using the WWF as a platform to gain fame and fortune with his wrestling talent that it will open in door back in Nashville and that all the top record labels will come begging and pleading for him to sign a contract and that when it's all said and done that both the greatest wrestler and country music singer of all time will be "Double J" Jeff Jarrett. That's J, E, double F, J, A, double R, E, double T. "Double J" Jeff Jarrett!

Rankings

Singles

"The Narcissist" Lex Luger: WWF World Champion
(c) 275, Atlanta, GA

1. The Undertaker
(3) 328, Death Valley
2. Razor Ramon: WWF Intercontinental Champion
(5) 287, Miami, FL
3. Hulk Hogan
(1) 275, Venice Beach, CA
4. Bret "Hitman" Hart
(2) 234, Calgary, Alberta
5. Irwin R. Schyster
(8) 248, Washington D.C.
6. Yokozuna
(4) 568, Polynesian Islands
7. "Macho Man" Randy Savage
(9) 239, Sarasota, FL
8. Ludvig Borga
(7) 308, Helsinki, Finland
9. Tatanka
(-) 255, Pembroke, NC
10. Bam Bam Bigelow
(6) 393, Asbury Park, NJ

Tag Teams

The Quebecers-Jacques and Pierre: WWF Tag Team Champions
(c) Combined Weight: 515 pounds

1. The Hart Brothers: Bret "Hitman" and Owen "The Rocket" Hart
(-) Combined Weight: 461 pounds
2. Men on a Mission: Mabel and Mo
(3) Combined Weight: 792 pounds
3. The Heavenly Bodies: "Doctor of Desire" Tom Prichard and "Gigolo" Tom Prichard
(2) Combined Weight: 470 pounds
4. The Steiner Brothers: Rick and Scott
(1) Combined Weight: 510 pounds
5. The Headshrinkers: Fatu and Samu
(4) Combined Weight: 585 pounds

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Upcoming Event!



Royal Rumble '94
January 29, 1994
Live on PPV!

30 Man Royal Rumble
Winner gets a World Title Shot at Wrestlemania X
Participants: Hulk Hogan, Bret "Hitman" Hart, Yokozuna, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, Mr. Perfect, "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels, Diesel, Ludvig Borga, Tatanka, Bam Bam Bigelow, Crush, Earthquake, Owen "The Rocket" Hart, The Steiner Brothers, 1-2-3 Kid, Marty Jannetty, Adam Bomb, Rick "The Model" Martel, Men on a Mission, "Double J" Jeff Jarrett, The Headshrinkers, Bob Backlund, The Smoking Gunns, Bob "Spark Plugg" Holly, Kwang The Ninja, and Bastion Booger

WWF World Championship Match
"The Narcissist" Lex Luger (c) vs. The Undertaker

WWF Tag Team Championship
The Quebecers (c) vs. The Hart Brothers: Bret "Hitman" Hart and Owen "The Rocket" Hart

WWF Intercontinental Championship
Razor Ramon (c) vs. Irwin R. Schyster

Tatanka vs. Bam Bam Bigelow

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

News and Notes


Collateral
On December 18th at the Saturday Night's Main Event Blizzard Brawl PPV Razor Ramon fulfilled a dream by becoming the Intercontinental Champion after defeating Rick "The Model" Martel in the finals of a grueling eight man tournament. However Razor has quickly learned that being champion makes you a marked man in the WWF. Every one is gunning for you because you have what they want. It just comes with the territory. Perhaps the two biggest threats to Razor and his title are former Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels and his bodyguard Diesel. Michaels who was stripped of the title by Jack Tunney and suspended for a month after failing to fulfill contractual obligations of defending his championship in 30 days, has now returned after serving his suspension. Michaels claims that he still the true champion since nobody ever beat him and that Razor is a fraud. On top of that Michaels never returned his title belt after being stripped and is claiming that it's the real championship.

Recently on Monday Night Raw Michaels took on The 1-2-3 Kid who "stuck his nose in his business" after coming to the aid of Razor as he was being attacked two on one by the Heartbreak Kid and Diesel. While the Kid fought valiantly he was overmatched by more experienced Michaels. Michaels seemingly had the match with a piledriver but then decided to pull up the Kid at two to punish the youngster more and teach him a lesson. Then to send a message Michaels hit a Razor's Edge, the finishing maneuver of Razor. Michaels would then attempt another Razor's Edge when Ramon then came down to ringside and pulled his friend out of the ring to save him from further punishment. Michaels wound confront Ramon and slap him in the face. Michaels would retreat up the aisle way with Ramon giving chase. However as Michaels got close to the curtain he tripped. Ramon thought he had the Heartbreak Kid dead to rights but in reality he was falling right into a trap as Diesel then emerged from the curtain and leveled the Bad Guy with a right hand, knocking him senseless. Michaels would then give Ramon two Razor's Edge's on the concrete floor to leave him laying.

Making matters for Razor is the fact that he's also no longer in possession of the gold chains he always wears proudly around his neck. During the melee Ramon took his chains off while giving chase to Michaels. However as Ramon was dealing with Michaels and Diesel it was later revealed that Irwin R. Schyster took the chains and is now holding them ransom in his metal briefcase. The tax man would use the chains as collateral for Ramon giving him a title opportunity. Ramon has agreed to give IRS a title shot and it will happen at the Royal Rumble on January 29th where all the gold will be on the line.


Pedal to the Metal
On the fast track to the WWF is Bob "Spark Plugg" Holly. The two sport athlete from Talladega, Alabama is both a wrestler and a stock car racer. Whether it be on the race track or in the wrestling ring, Holly's mentality is the same. Wide open and pedal to the metal! Holly is a risk taker who likes to chances. In the ring he goes at his opponents with reckless abandon with high risk maneuvers. These chances may lead to him to hitting a wall. However these same chances could have him in victory lane in no time!


Just When You Thought It Was Safe: Earthquake Returns to the WWF
After a year away Earthquake has returned to the WWF. Over the last year the Quake has been sharpening his skills by wrestling primariliy in Japan and has now decided to return to the WWF. Earthquake was one of the most dominant and feared wrestlers during his last tenure but during his time away other superheavyweights such as Yokozuna and Bam Bam Bigelow have arrived on the scene and really made their mark. Earthquake would like to get into the ring with either of these men to prove that he is the top dog when it comes to big men in the federtion. On January 29th Quake will have his chance as he will be part of the 30 Man Royal Rumble Match in which he has to be considered a big favorite.

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Royal Rumble 1994
January 29, 1994
Providence, RI-Civic Center

Featured Vince McMahon and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan on commentary

1. Pre Show Match: Jim Powers pinned The Brooklyn Brawler at 5:05 with a powerslam.

2. Tatanka pinned Bam Bam Bigelow w/ Luna Vachon with a crossbody off the top at 8:12 after Bigelow missed the top rope moonsault.

3. WWF Tag Team Champions The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) w/ Johnny Polo defeated Bret and Owen Hart at 16:48 when the referee had the match stopped due to Bret’s knee injury; Bret had the Sharpshooter applied on Pierre but could not keep it on due to the amount of pain he was suffering; after the match, Owen confronted Bret over not tagging him when he had the chance and kicked Bret in his injured leg; after Owen left ringside, referees, Tony Garea, Rene Goulet, Dave Hebner, Pat Patterson, and others tended to Bret in the ring; Ray Rougeau appeared moments later and attempted to get an interview with officials in the ring but they wouldn’t speak to him; Bret was then put on a stretcher as Todd Pettengill conducted a backstage interview with Owen regarding his actions, with Owen saying Bret was selfish; Bret was then taken backstage as Owen’s interview aired on the big screen, during which Owen said he would win the Royal Rumble.

4. WWF Intercontinental Champion Razor Ramon pinned Irwin R. Schyster at 11:47 with the Razor's Edge; late in the match Shawn Michaels interfered while the referee was knocked out and hit Ramon with his fake Intercontinental Championship but it only resulted in IRS getting a two count when he covered; after the match Ramon reclaimed his stolen gold chains from IRS's briefcase; Gorilla Monsoon and Jim Ross did commentary for this bout.

5. WWF World Champion "The Narcissist" Lex Luger (w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan and Mr. Hughes) pinned The Undertaker (w/ Paul Bearer) at 14:20 when Yokozuna interfered and hit two legdrop's on the challenger after he had been knocked out of the ring by Luger's running forearm after pulling down his protective pad when Taker had become distracted by Yokozuna at ringside as Heenan distracted the referee; after the match Yokozuna gave Undertaker two banzai drops; earlier in the bout Hughes was ejected for interference; Gorilla Monsoon and Jim Ross did commentary for this bout.

6. Hulk Hogan and Bret "Hitman" Hart co won the 30 Man Royal Rumble Match at 1:03:21; due to pre match stipulations Hogan and Hart earned a WWF World Title Match at Wrestlemania X.

Order of Entrance
1. Scott Steiner
2. Headshrinker Samu w/ Afa
3. Rick Steiner
4. Kwang The Ninja w/ Harvey Wippleman
5. "The Rocket" Owen Hart
6. Bart Gunn
7. Diesel
8. Bob Backlund
9. Billy Gunn
10. "Macho Man" Randy Savage
11. Bastion Booger
12. Crush w/ "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase
13. Bam Bam Bigelow w/ Luna Vachon
14. Virgil (sub. for Mr. Perfect)
15. Mabel w/ Oscar
16. "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels
17. Bob "Spark Plugg" Holly
18. Mo w/ Oscar
19. "Double J" Jeff Jarrett
20. 1-2-3 Kid
21. Tatanka
22. Rick "The Model" Martel
23. Ludvig Borga
24. Bret "Hitman" Hart
25. Marty Jannetty
26. Headshrinker Fatu w/ Afa
27. Hulk Hogan w/ Jimmy Hart
28. Yokozuna w/ Mr. Fuji and Jim Cornette
29. Earthquake
30. Adam Bomb w/ Harvey Wippleman

Order of Elimination
1. Samu by Rick (1) and Scott Steiner (1)
2. Rick by Owen (1) via fireman's carry after Rick had been blinded by Kwang's green mist
3. Bart by Diesel (1) after a right hand
4. Scott by Diesel (2) after a right hand
5. Owen by Diesel (3)
6. Kwang by Diesel (4) via clothesline after ducking a roundhouse kick
7. Backlund by Diesel (5)
8. Billy by Diesel (6) via clothesline after a big boot
9. Booger by Savage (1)
10. Savage by Crush (1)
11. Virgil by Bigelow (1) via press slam
12. Diesel by Mabel (1), Bigelow (2), and Crush (2)
13. Mabel by Jarrett (1), Crush (3), Bigelow (3), Michaels (1), and Holly (1)
14. Crush by Kid (1) and Jannetty (1) via double clothesline after Jannetty saved Kid from getting press slamed out
15. Martel by Tatanka (1) via backdrop
16. Mo by Fatu (1) via superkick
17. Jarrett by Hogan (1)
18. Bigelow by Hogan (2) via clothesline after Bigelow was whipped into the corner and went over the top rope and landed on the apron
19. Holly by Yokozuna (1)
20. Kid by Yokozuna (2)
21. Yokozuna by Earthquake (1)
22. Earthquake by Michaels (2), Bomb (1), and Borga (1)
23. Jannetty by Borga (2) after a clothesline after Jannetty had clotheslined Michaels over the top rope but only to the apron
24. Fatu by Bret (1) via backdrop as he charged in the corner
25. Bomb by Hogan (3) via backdrop
26. Tatanka by Michaels (3) after pulling the rope down on a charge
27. Michaels by Hogan (4) and Bret (2) when both men kicked Michaels off the turnbuckle after whipping him into the corner; after the elimination Michaels cheapshotted Bret in his bad knee from the outside and grabbed Hogan's leg to allow Borga to attack from behind
28. Borga by Hogan (5) and Bret (3)
29 and 30. Hogan (6) and Bret (4) after both went over the top rope at the same time; referees Joey Marella and Earl Hebner argued over the decision, with Hogan first announced as the winner and then the announcement that Hart won; moments later, WWF President Jack Tunney appeared to hear both sides of the argument; Tunney then spoke to Howard Finkel who, after much hesitation, announced both men as the winners; immediately thereafter, the WrestleMania theme song began to play, with Tunney then leaving the ring; Hart and Hogan eventually shook hands before leaving the ring themselves

Ring Time
Shawn Michaels 33:32
Bam Bam Bigelow 28:43
Crush 26:24
Bob Holly 22:38
Tatanka 21:20
Ludvig Borga 20:28
Bret Hart 19:21
Diesel 18:38
Mo 17:34
1-2-3 Kid 17:12
Jeff Jarrett 16:21
Hulk Hogan 13:21
Marty Jannetty 12:01
Scott Steiner 10:49
Headshrinker Fatu 10:35
Rick Martel 8:35
Mabel 8:31
Kwang 7:19
Randy Savage 6:43
Owen Hart 5:05
Rick Steiner 5:01
Headshrinker Samu 3:32
Yokozuna 3:04
Adam Bomb 3:02
Earthquake 2:57
Bart Gunn 2:44
Bastion Booger 00:58
Bob Backlund 00:51
Virgil 00:40
Billy Gunn 00:16

[Hulk With A Mustache]

How come Gorilla Monsoon hasn’t fired Bobby “The Brain” Heenan yet?

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Jun 15, 2024 17:03:48 GMT -5 Hulk With A Mustache said:

How come Gorilla Monsoon hasn’t fired Bobby “The Brain” Heenan yet?

Be patient it's coming. I promise.

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

News and Notes


Royal Rumble Controversy
The Royal Rumble had an ending nobody could've seen coming as for the first time the Royal Rumble had two winners. In the end it ended up boiling down to Hulk Hogan and Bret "Hitman" Hart. Hogan picked Hart up and went to throw him over the top rope but Hart held onto the rope with the momentum taking both men over the rope and down to the floor where they hit at the exact same time. After referee's Joey Marella and Earl Hebner argued who hit first, President Jack Tunney would make the decision that both Hogan and Hart were co winners.

That left every one with the question of who would be going to Wrestlemania to get the World Championship shot against Lex Luger? Well it turns out both Hart and Hogan will get their shot at Mania. A coin toss will soon be held to decide who will get the title shot first in the evening with the loser of the toss getting their shot later. However to make things fair the loser of the toss will also have to wrestle another match before their title shot so then that everyone will have to wrestle twice thus putting all three competitors on a equal playing field. If Hogan loses the toss he will face Yokozuna, who he would like to get even with after controversial defeat of Hulk at King of the Ring due to outside interference. If Bret loses he will have to face his own brother, Owen, who recently betrayed him at the Royal Rumble.


Kane and Abel
At the Royal Rumble jealousy reared it's ugly head when Owen Hart betrayed and attacked his own brother, Bret, after they failed to win the Tag Team Championship from The Quebecers. Bret was going into the match with a bad knee and would further injure it after The Quebecers manager, Johnny Polo, pulled down the second rope causing the Hitman to spill to the outside. The Quebecers ruthless attacked the knee but the Hitman would finally be able to get some breathing room when he was able to move out of the way of the Tower of Quebec. Instead of making the tag though Bret would decide to try to put the sharpshooter on Pierre. However Bret couldn't get any support on his knee to apply the hold and crumpled to the canvas with the referee then deciding to stop the match and reward the bout to The Quebecers. After the match Owen would scream at his brother for being selfish and then kicked his leg out from under him when he began to get to his feet to knock him down before storming off to the backstage.

Both Hart Brothers were scheduled to be in the Royal Rumble match later in the night but it looked doubtful Bret would even be able to compete with the state of his knee. Owen was eliminated early in the contest and then seethed as he watched Bret gut his way through his injury and co win the match with Hulk Hogan to earn a WWF World Championship at Wrestlemania. However while he has earned a title shot Bret will still have to go one on one with Owen on the same night. Owen also recently revealed that he has a new manager in the form of "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase who many, Bret included, think has been Owen's ear for quite some time. Owen has turned his back on his entire family over jealousy and greed. As the saying goes Owen has made his bed and will have to lie in it now. And he might have a tough time sleeping in it after his brother gets through with him at Wrestlemania.


Kid and Jannetty: New Champions
On the January 31st Monday Night Raw The Quebecers put up their Tag Team Championships on the line against the underdog duo of The 1-2-3 Kid and Marty Jannetty. The Quebecers riding high after their big win over the Hart Brothers two nights before at the Royal Rumble, figured the match would be a cake walk. Instead they would be defeated by the upstart duo after a sensational double team move in which Jannetty hoisted Pierre up in a suplex with the Kid then hitting a top rope crossbody to score the pinfall and win the championships. It's easy to hold the Quebecers manager, Johnny Polo, responsible for the loss with his foolish decision to sign a title defense for match just two days after the Royal Rumble where they were also defending the titles in a tough match. However Polo has been critical of Jannetty and the Kid for months and didn't think they would pose a threat to his champions. Fortunately for Polo and The Quebecers they have a obligatory rematch clause and will invoke it at the upcoming Saturday Night's Main Event on February 19th where they will also have homefield advantage as the event will be held in Montreal, Quebec. Will Jannetty and Kid be able to once again upset The Quebecers by beating them on their home turf? Or will the clock strike midnight on this Cinderella story?


Beast Triangle
On the January 10th Raw The Smoking Gunns took on the newly formed team of Bam Bam Bigelow and Bastion Booger. Despite their lack of tag team experience Bigelow and Booger would use their girth to gain control of the match until Bastion hurt his back after being whipped into the turnbuckle and had to tag out. As Bigelow tried to fend off both Smoking Gunns in the ring, Luna would tend to Booger's back by rubbing it. Bastion would become smitten by this and began to continuously hug Luna even after she had slapped him. Bigelow, irate at Booger for going after his main squeeze, would attack Bastion with the two behemoths trading punches and in the process getting counted out and losing the match. This unlikely love triangle will be featured on the upcoming Saturday Night's Main Event PPV when Bigelow, with Luna in his corner, takes on Booger.

Departures
Mr. Perfect is no longer with the WWF.

Rankings

Singles

"The Narcissist" Lex Luger: WWF World Champion
(c) 275, Atlanta, GA

1. Hulk Hogan
(3) 275, Venice Beach, CA
2. Bret "Hitman" Hart
(4) 234, Calgary, Alberta
3. Razor Ramon: WWF Intercontinental Champion
(2) 287, Miami, FL
4. Tatanka
(9) 255, Pembroke, NC
5. Ludvig Borga
(8) 308, Helsinki, Finland
6. Yokozuna
(6) 568, Polynesian Islands
7. The Undertaker
(1) 328, Death Valley
8. Shawn Michaels
(-) 236, San Antonio, TX
9. Diesel
(-) 317, Detroit, MI
10. Crush
(-) 315, Kona, HI

Tag Teams

Marty Jannetty and The 1-2-3 Kid: WWF Tag Team Champions
(-) Combined Weight: 423 pounds

1. The Quebecers: Jacques and Pierre
(c) Combined Weight: 515 pounds
2. Men on a Mission: Mabel and Mo
(2) Combined Weight: 792 pounds
3. The Headshrinkers: Fatu and Samu
(5) Combined Weight: 585 pounds
4. The Steiner Brothers: Rick and Scott
(4) Combined Weight: 510 pounds
5. The Smoking Gunns: Billy and Bart
(-) Combined Weight: 488 pounds

[Duke Cameron]

Love the Royal Rumble!

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Upcoming Event!



Saturday Night Main Event: International Incident
February 19, 1994
Live on PPV!

Hulk Hogan and Bret "Hitman" Hart vs. "The Narcissist" Lex Luger and Mr. Hughes

Casket Match
The Undertaker vs. Yokozuna

WWF Tag Team Championship
1-2-3 Kid and Marty Jannetty (c) vs. The Quebecers

Tatanka vs. Ludvig Borga

Bastion Booger vs. Bam Bam Bigelow

Earthquake vs. Adam Bomb

The Smoking Gunns vs. The Headshrinkers

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Saturday Night's Main Event: International Incident
February 19, 1994
Montreal, Quebec-Forum

Featured Vince McMahon and Shawn Michaels on commentary.

1. Pre Show Match: Crush w/ "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase defeated Virgil by submission with the Million Dollar Dream at 4:54.

2. The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) w/ Johnny Polo defeated WWF Tag Team Champions Marty Jannetty and The 1-2-3 Kid at 12:32 to win the titles when Pierre pinned Kid after the Tower of Quebec; despite being the heels the Quebecers were cheered throughout the match.

3. Bam Bam Bigelow w/ Luna Vachon pinned Bastion Booger at 4:21 with a bodyslam and the headbutt off the top rope.

4. Ludvig Borga defeated Tatanka by submission at 10:15 when the referee called for the bell as Tatanka was unconscious in the torture rack after Borga had hit him with a steel chair moments earlier while the referee was down; after the match Borga threw the referee out of the ring and reapplied the torture rack until "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan made the save and knocked him out of the ring with the 2x4 (Duggan's return after a four month absence).

5. Hulk Hogan (w/ Jimmy Hart) and Bret "Hitman" Hart defeated WWF World Champion "The Narcissist" Lex Luger (w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan) and Mr. Hughes at 12:15 when Hogan pinned Hughes with the big boot and leg drop; after the bout Luger attempted to hit Hogan with the running forearm but was stopped by Bret who tackled him; during the bout Owen Hart and Ted Dibiase were shown watching the match from an arena suite.

6. The Headshrinkers (Fatu and Samu) w/ Afa defeated The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart) at 8:25 when Fatu pinned Billy after the top rope splash.

7. Earthquake pinned Adam Bomb w/ Harvey Wippleman at 4:59 with the vertical splash.

8. Yokozuna w/ Mr. Fuji and Jim Cornette defeated The Undertaker w/ Paul Bearer in a casket match at 18:34 after three Doink The Clown's came out of the casket one by one and attacked Undertaker with the lead Doink hitting a whoopie cushion; earlier in the bout the Quebecers and Johnny Polo interfered with Undertaker fighting them off and hitting a tombstone piledriver on Polo; moments later Ludvig Borga then interfered and along with the Quebecers triple teamed Undertaker and tried to put him in the casket only for Undertaker to fight back on them using Fuji's salt bucket; After the match Yokozuna, Borga, and the Quebecers started to wheel the casket to the back before Undertaker appeared on the big screen – from within the casket – and said he would not rest in peace; his image on the video wall then exploded with the Undertaker then being lifted into the rafters; (Doink's return after a five month absence).

[Hulk With A Mustache]

Doink The Clown VS The Undertaker!? HELL YEAH!!!!